FS25 Maps

– 66 fields
– 75 areas
– Biogas plant
– Sawmill
– Several collection points
– Gas station
– Several places of production, including a carpenter’s, a spinning mill, and a dairy
– Traffic
– Several forest areas
– Missions with transporting wood, destroying stones and removing dry trees
– Varied terrain
– Autumn and winter details, such as snowmen and mounds of leaves
– Collectibles

Version 1.1:
* A new crop has been added – alfalfa
* Many new trees have been added to the store
* New translations added
* The appearance of trigger markers has been changed
* Bushes that could not be painted on the map have been removed from the store
* Fixed the price of the starter cultivator, which was too high
* The biogas plant building was slightly moved to increase the space at the liquid manure unloading site

Credits:
Greeniak, Faevrey

– 3 farms pre-built on the map
– You must own the land before you can use or sell the buildings
– The terrain on the map is mostly flat with some rolling hills, valleys, and ditches
– Custom sugar beet piler factory for added realism with sugar beet harvesting
– When owned by player, the piler will give you tare dirt
– Take dirt back to field and dump
– Dirt piles can be leveled and will disappear when using any field working implements
– If not owned by player it will be a sell point without tare dirt
– Number of purchasable fields: 42
– Average acre size: 16.48
– Number of purchasable forestry land: 7
– Water retrieval sources: Build your own
– Alfalfa crop added and implemented with the animals

Version 1.2:
* Fixed alfalfa hay bales to be able to use in TMR
* Fixed water in ditches not showing
* Added drain tile to fields. They will have water flow in Spring and Autumn seasons
* Added ability to have lime in auger wagons
* Fixed boat near pond disappearing with fishing stuff still visible
* Increased sugar beet sell price slightly
* Using sugarbeet piler without tare dirt function will give you about 50% less income on sugar beets
* Fixed ability to feed silage to cows
* Can now sell the beet piler and it will stay on the map to be purchased again. Removed from build menu
* Can sell Tare dirt for very small profit to the Farmers Market

Credits:
TaylorFarms

– The map represents a one third scale of a real life location in Michigan
– Huge fields, wide open terrain, and of course Michigan ditches await you on this map
– The terrain closely matches this location as well as the field layouts and ditches
– One main farm located on the map, along with other buyable areas with buildings you can use
– You must buy the land before you can use or sell the buildings
– There are three sell points where you can sell all of the base game crops and products
– There are no production buildings, but there is plenty of room for your own to be placed
– House plots not for sale
– Custom sugarbeet piler factory for added realism with sugar beet harvesting
– When owned by player, the piler will give you tare dirt
– Number of purchasable fields: 18
– Average acre size: 49.82
– Number of purchasable forestry land: 4
– Water retrieval sources: Build your own
– Alfalfa crop added and implemented with the animals. You can feed alfalfa hay to animals
– Collectable Toy Tractors, and SugarBeets are scattered around map for collecting

Credits:
TaylorFarms

The Horsch Agrovation Map v1.0.0.1 for Farming Simulator 25 presents a revamped farming experience with its updated features and enhanced functionalities. This edited version of the Horsch Agrovation Map includes a multi-angle ground effect, allowing for a more realistic interaction with the landscape. Players can now fully utilize manure, lime, and mulcher equipment on this map as they should function correctly with the latest update.

This map offers a diverse layout with various fields, suitable for both small and large farming operations. The enhancements aim to provide a more engaging and immersive farming simulation, improving the overall user experience.

– Edited Horsch Agrovation Map
– Multi Angle Ground Effect feature
– Functional manure, lime, and mulcher equipment
– Diverse field layouts for varied farming operations
– Enhanced realism in the farming simulation experience

Version 1.0.0.1:
* Manure, Lime and Mulcher should work now

Credits:
hilbert82

La Ferme de la Vallee Map v 1.2.0.1 transports players to a fictional French farm layout, designed specifically for an immersive gaming experience in Farming Simulator 25. This map features a significant enlargement compared to previous versions, presenting a blend of farming and forestry elements that cater to a variety of play styles.

The map includes a total of 95 fields, providing ample opportunities for cultivation, while 22 forest plots invite forestry enthusiasts to engage in logging activities. There are three designated placeable zones for those who want to customize their farm layout. Players can also find three grain cooperatives that serve as collection points for harvested crops.

To support the trading and selling of goods, the map boasts four points of sale, allowing farmers to easily offload their harvest. Additionally, there is one production point that does not require harvesting, giving players another avenue for income generation. Two service stations ensure that your vehicles remain in top shape as you navigate the expansive landscape.

For those who enjoy managing livestock or want to expand their farming activities, there is one farm from which players can withdraw. The map also features three multifruit purchasing points, ensuring that a variety of crops can be bought or sold. With two villages present, the setting feels

Welcome to the Vallee Extension farm. It is an entirely fictitious card, enlarged compared to that of FS22.

– 95 fields
– 22 forest plots
– 3 placeable zones
– 3 grain cooperative
– 4 point of sale to walk farmer
– 1 production point of sale
– 2 Service Stations
– 1 farms that you can withdraw
– 3 multifruit purchasing points
– 2 villages
– Plaque and French traffic

Version 1.2.0.1:
* Correction of service stations
* Correction of a point of sale that did not appear
* Nouvelles compulsory backup

Credits:
franchou